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ISBN:	0989312860 (ISBN13: 9780989312868)
Edition Language:	English

The Scriptlings

Sorin Suciu

Paperback | Pages: 372 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 107 Users | 40 Reviews

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"Master Dung's study was silent. So silent, in fact, that one might have been able to hear a gnat passing air, if only an obligingly flatulent gnat had happened nearby."

The Scriptlings is the unlikely, yet strangely charismatic lovechild you would expect if Magic and Science were to have one too many drinks during a stand-up comedy show in Vegas.

In short, it follows the story of Merkin and Buggeroff, two magician apprentices in a world where magicians are capitalists, computers are quasi-magical, and goats are sometimes invisible - all under the watchful eye of a wandering tribe of monosyllabic demigods.

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Title	:	The Scriptlings
Author	:	Sorin Suciu
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 372 pages
Published	:	September 22nd 2013 by AEC Stellar Publishing, Inc. (first published September 2nd 2013)
Categories	:	Fiction. Humor. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Urban Fantasy

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Ratings: 3.99 From 107 Users | 40 Reviews

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'The Scriptlings' by Sorin Suciu follows two young apprentice magicians, known as Scriptlings in their world - called Merkin and Buggeroff. From their names alone you can tell this shall be amusing and satyrical. This blends magic with science in a modern world and always leaves you with a surprise - just when you think you have things figured out, the book manages to surprise you again after the next turn of a page.This is one of those hard books to give summary to. It's funny and clever, and

For reasons I can't quite put my finger on (it may have something to do with all the Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett references I saw when reading about the book), I came to The Scriptlings with a degree of trepidation. But it didn't take long for the book's charm and wit to get me past that and buy into its premise and style.Scriptlings are apprentice magicians. Magicians are born gifted -- either from a magician parent or two, or the occasional child of muggle parents. Well, until now,

Okay, ladies and gents, it's not often that this happens, but I come to you absolutely SMITTEN by my favorite new find. It's a book called The Scriptlings, by indie authors Sorin Suciu.You know it's good because it's got 1337-speak in the titleOkay, so here's a measure of how good this book is: I can think of no other way to begin this book review than by comparing it to Terry Pratchett. It's exactly that flavor of insouciant, laugh-out-loud fantasy. It's definitely not Pratchettit's slightly

My review keeps disappearing, but this book is awesome so I'm gonna keep reposting it:I've just reread this book, and the only conclusion I can possibly draw from my previous four-star rating is that I am mentally deficient. You'll be glad to know though that I've made significant recovery, realised the error of my ways, and am now giving this book 5 stars.The Scriptlings is basically a magical land of awesomeness. (Yes, yes I've been out the last two nights. Don't expect an erudite review!) It

Now this book all the key ingredients of a delicious read: laugh-out-loud and witty-side-snicker humour, characters who are flawed yet nonetheless wholly lovable, well-timed plot points with unexpected twists and lots of `gems' for the computer literate geeks.As with all well-written fiction, the author managed to convince me that the story could be real! The characters could be everyday people I see in this city with hidden skills and identities. We love our computers so much and believe

I read this book a while ago, and I had 'write a review' on my todo-list ever since, but I just didnt get around to actually do it. Well, better late than never:This book achieved something that I would have thought to be completely impossible in this plane of existence: It made me *like* Clippy, the animated paperclip that was the never-helpful-but-always-annoying 'assistant' in Microsoft Office for a number of years. Only in this case, it is Stapley, a talking staple, and it resides in the

Sorin has created a wonderful universe with The Scriptlings! Following the different characters around in this comical and unique world is pure entertainment. The only troubling thing about this book is trying to determine who your favorite character is! Enjoy this book, it's impossible not to.